1. Energizing Brownfield Projects Terri Smith Environmental Liability Management, Inc.

2. Why “Green”? Fulfills “Smart Growth” mission Provides alternatives Enables “enviro” friendly redevelopment Provides for Environmental enhancements Environment and Development not mutually exclusive

3. LEED What is it? Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design Provides guidance for: High Performance Buildings Sustainable Buildings Green Buildings

4. LEED The LEED Green Building Rating System was developed by the U.S. Green Building Council Intended to be used by commercial building project stakeholders or project team members as a guide for green and sustainable design Provides design guidelines and use as a third party certification tool

5. LEED Improves occupant well-being Environmental performance Economic returns of building Using established and innovative practices, standards and technologies

6. LEED A standard that improves environmental and economic performance of commercial buildings using established and/or advanced industry principles and practices, materials and standards

7. LEED Evaluate development of a new building from a “whole building” perspective over a building’s life cycle Strikes a balance between known effective practices and emerging concepts

8. Principles of High Performance Design Sustainable Site Design Water Efficiency Energy & Atmosphere Conservation Materials & Resource Conservation Indoor Air Quality Education Community Commissioning

9. LEED Rating System Projects earn “credit” to achieving each prerequisite toward certification

10. Rating System Includes Sustainable sites (Areas that are evaluated) Erosion & Sediment Control Site Selection Urban & Brownfield Redevelopment Alternative Transportation Reduced Site Disturbance Stormwater Management Landscape & Exterior Design to Reduce Heat Islands Light Pollution Reduction

11. Rating System Includes Water Efficiency Water Efficient Landscape Innovative Wastewater Technologies Water Use Reduction

12. Rating System Includes Energy & Atmosphere Minimum Energy Performance Optimize Energy Performance Renewable Energy Ozone Depletion Green Power

13. Rating System Includes Materials and Resources Storage & Collection of Recyclables Construction Waste Management Resource Reuse Recycled content Local/Regional materials Certified wood

14. Rating System Includes Innovation in Design Indoor Air Quality Carbon Dioxide Monitoring Low-emitting materials Indoor Chemical & Pollutant Source Control Daylight & Views

15. Additional “Green Building” Resources U.S. Department of Energy U.S. Environmental Protection Agency U.S. Green Building Council State Program Incentives (varies state to state)

16. Why “Green”? It just makes sense!

17. For More Information Terri Smith Environmental Liability Management, Inc. 609-683-4848 tsmith@elminc.com